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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-09
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
VIM. S. Sims, of Darlington, is at the
Howell.
sam B. Hardesty, OF Louisville, Ky, is
at the Howell.
Alex. Sweeney, of Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday.
Andrew Jackson, of Ravenna, Ohio, was
in the city yesterday.
J.E. Hart, of New Martinsville, was al
the Howell yesterday.
w. II. Baker, J., of MOrgantown, W. Va,
was at the Stamm yesterday.
Judge Boyd has been confined TO hi:
room for several days by illness.
Messrs. VIM. Pomerry and Sam Mccain,
of Elizabeth, W. Va, are quartered at the
st. James.
Ben Kraus has accepted a clerkship al
Henry Jacobs, where he will he glad tC
see his lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Isett leave to-
day for Lancaster, Ohio, where they will
visit friends for a week.
Rev. n. l.. Atwood went up TO Wells
burg last night to deliver an address fol
the w. c. 7. U. of that city.
Louis Gundling has accepted a situation
at the Bon Ton store Lou is popular
young gentleman and will no doubt meet
with success.
X. II. Whitlock, Esq, of Martinsburg,
and representative OF the Equitable Life
Association of West Virginia, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Harrison, formerly clerk al
the Howell House, who recently went Ia
Atchison, Kansas, is suffering from q Sc
we're attack of chills.
Major Mcdonald, of Burton, was in the
city yesterday. He is on his way to Pitts
burg TO negotiate the sale of some large
tracts Of rich oil and gas territory near
Burton.
Mr.. Frank Holme arrived in the city
yesterday from his home at Keyser, and
will leave this morning for Pittsburg,
where be has accepted a situation as artist
on the Commercial Gazette.
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THE LAST SAD RITES.

The Remains of Mrs. Major Loring Con-
signed to Their Last Resting Place.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Major
Alonzo Loring took place yesterday after
noon from the residence of her husband,
Monument Place, Elm Grove, Rev. L.
Rush Swope, of st. Matthews 7. +.
Church, officiating. The services were
very touching and impressive and were
listened to by large concourse OF the
friends of the family. The floral offerings
were of the most varied and beautiful de-
scription, including anchors, pillows, Tyres
harps, &c, &c, composed Of the most
superb flowers, from friends far and near.
The body was laid i'll a handsome, richly
mounted casket and was placed in a vault
in the Stone Church Cemetery, whittier it
was followed by large number
of sorrowing relatives and friends. The
nall bearers were Messrs. John II. Hobbs,
A. w. Campbell, John G. Hoffman, ST.,
L. S. Delaplain, ST., j. y. Vance, 0. c.
Dewey, Robert Woods and Lucius Hoge.
Three coaches filled with people went
out on the | 80 b. d o. train, and the car
riages took many more Of the intimate
friends out. The funeral was the largest
attended of any seen in this vicinity for
some time. for Mrs. Loring had countless
friends and acquaintance, all of whom,
who could, paid their last tribute of re-
spect to the deceased lady in this manner.
A special train brought the city people
hack after the funeral
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THE BOY BURGLARS.
SIX OF THEN SENT TO JAIL BY JUSTICE
DAVIS.
The Urchins Confess 10 Entering the Old Smith Brew
Gy-fhs Case
Felony.

The East Wheeling gang of boy burglars
were brought up with rOund turn yester'
day. Officers Bell and Junkins, having
obtained sufficient evidence against the
boys to warrent their arrest, put in good
part of the time between midnight and
daylight, yesterday morning, in making
arrests, and before they got through they
had six youths, Alexander MCGEE, Law
renee Hammer, Elwood Noble, Harry ala:
Dick Stanley, James Manly and John
Daily, in the central station. About half
past nine the boys were arraigned before
Justice Davis, where all the prisoners con-
fessed to the thefts charged against them.
John Daily, aged 13, confessed TO taking q
blacking brush and a lot of shoe-polish,
James Manley, aged IA, took blacking
brush and two plugs of tobacco, Harry
Stanley, aged Is, took four plugs of tobac'
co, a scrub brush, backing brush and 8
lot OF shoe polish. Elwood Noble, aged
IA, took a backing brush and lot OF
blacking and Alexander MCGEE, aged II,
took the same. All the stuff was the prop
erty of George Shellhase, and was contained
in the old Smith brewery building. The
Justice held the boys in $500 each for thu
grand jury, Monday. All were co nmitted
to jail, but up to three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon two had been released on bail.
Two of the worst of the gang, Joseph
Gardner and another, skipped out of the
reach of the officers, and have not yet beer
arrested. A considerable amount of goods
is yet missing.
Under the act of 1886, the offense of the
boys is a felony, and the punishment is
from one to ten years, the act prescribing
as the offense ''breaking and entering Of
entering without breaking" The bOy'
told Officer Bell that they had made al
agreement before entering the building
that in case any one Of them should b.
arrested he was not to give away the other:
OF the crowd.
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ArriNnlnTNn,p Gnn,Is.

We are receiving daily new goods of the
leading makers, among which are the IA
nous Edwin C. Burt, Garside & Son,
Laird, ShOber x Mitchell Ladies' fine
shoes, also the finest line of mems shoes in
the city, which are unexcelled for style
and fit. -
SPECIAL SALE this week of one lot oil
Ladies' French Kid Hand Sewed Button
Shoes, sizes to 6, at One-half the former
price. We offer them at this price to close
them out this week.
On next Saturday we give away TO all
our patrons beautiful Panorama Easter
EgyS. l.. V. BLOND.
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J. W. SCHULTZ,
Coroner Ohio County.
The Sunday Register.

To-morrow's edition of the REGISTER
will be very readable issue. Our Illus
trated serial, SHIRLEY Carstone," main
tains its interest through Chapters XVIII,
XIX, Xxx. and XII, three world
renowned humorists, Bill Nye, Bob Bur
dette and NJ. Quad are represented by their
latest efforts, there is an entertaining column
of anecdotes of some celebrated wits, the
New York Letter is full of interest, and all
the regular departments will be overflow
ing with news.
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TUMoRs OF TIFF EYELIDS
Successfully Removed by DIR. 8. NJ. slocum
No, 90 sixteenth Street.

Successfully Removed by DIR. 8. M. Slocum,
No. 90 sixteenth Street.
1t is unnecessary TO describe all the
differences of growth and situation ofthese
tumors. As these variations do not effect
the treatment we will only mention the
most common: Perhaps the most frequent
are the small encysted tumors; they may
occur in persons of every variety of constitu-
ton and generally show themselves between
the cartilage and skin Of the lids, project
ing outward to the size of a pea or larger,
but also causing thinning and perioration
of the cartilage, SO that OH turning the
lid the situation of the tumOr can be easily
seen, and frequently the opening from
which white crcamy-like matter is dis
charged. They very rarely disappear
spontaneously, but generally require opera
ton. When removed through the skin no
scar will be observed from the small incis-
ion which is made, and cure iScertsin.
DIR. Slocnm can be consulted at his Office
No. 90 Sixteenth street, from 9 a. M. TO 5
p. m. Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat exclusively.
SEE G. S. Feeny's advertisement giving
a handsome gold watch.
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Closing out a lot of children's fine lace
shoes, sizes 8 to ?, at 70 cents.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
1914 Main street.
Opening Announcement

Mr.. Will F. Weir, who for many years
was connected with the Singer Sewing
Machine Office, Of this city, viii open up
this morning with full and complete
stock Of Hats, Caps and Gents furnishing
goods. A cordial invitation is extended
10 all to call and see him in his new quar-
tiers. 1910 Market Street,
Under New Mcclure House.
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EASTER SERVICES.

Plans Laid Out for st. Luke's and st. PauPs
Churches.
ing services in st Luke's church tomorrow.
There will be three exceedingly interest
The church will be decorated with flowers,
appropriate sermons will be preached and
music by the choir will be rendered. At
1890 o'clock there will be full morning
service, sermon and the Holy Communion.
At p. IN. the children of the Sunday
school will have their festival, singing
their Easter hymns, presenting to the
Rector their class enlblems, securing each
a potted flower. Miss Ida Irwin will,
during the Offering made for
missions, sing an appropriate
hymn. The children will meet at the
Chapel on Broadway street at 3 p. M,
there organize, and proceed in an orderly
body to the church, where seats will be
held in reserve for them.
At 100 p. IN. there will be full evening
service, an administration of Holy Bap-
tism, an appropriate sermon by the Rector
and music by the choir.
The seats of St. Luke's church are free,
and hearty invitation is extended TO all.
The Easter Programme at st. Paurs.
The following programme will be rem
iered at the Easter service OF st. Paul's
Episcopal Mission, at o'clock, in Com
mercial Hall, Martins Ferry, o.:
Opening Carul-"The Risen Lord" ... .Whiteey
Gloria BY DR. Crane, DT. StauntOn and Mora
Christ Our Passover MOrringtOn
BenediC Anma Mea......... Bennett
Hymn ~
Communion ServiCe-kyrie EleiSOn Gilbert
Gloria
SstuCtllS NdnIluSe
GLORIA IN ENCclSlS Ancient Chalit
OtierlOTy-''i Know That My Redeemer Liveth,
from the Messiah; 10 be sung by Miss
Flora Williams.
The above programme will be rendered
by the following excellent choir: Soprano,
Misses +. Williams and NJ. Schofeld; alto,
Misses G.. Schofield and b. Lewis; TENOR,
Messrs. W. Mann and J. .. Howells; bassi,
Prof SChOfield and T. w. Shreve.
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Y MI. C. A. MeetinHs.

The International Sunday School lessor
will be taught by Rev. DIR. Cooke, at
o'clock. All Sunday school teachers are
invited to attend.
All men will be welcome at the Young
Mems meetings at Z o'clock tonight and
o'clock tomorrow. The Sunday meeting
will be an Easter service.
Young mems meeting will be conducted
in the Wesley NJ. f. Church at 3:45
o'clock tomorrow by the Branch AssOcia'
ton.
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For the benefit Of our many patrons
We have rented the room formerly Oe-
eupIed by Martin ThOrnt0n's ReStaur-
ant, and will continue for ONE MORE
WEEK ONLY, TO dispose Of the bal
anee Of our stock Of ReRdy-mRde
Clothing and Furnishing Goods al
prices lower than ever.
WHEELING CLOTHING CO.,
I22B Market street.
j. BRILIES. Manager,
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from the vehicle and was thrown to the
ground very heavily. Mr. and Mrs. Finn
though very much frightened remained in-
side. The young lady in her fall was very
severely injured about the head and face,
but not seriously, while the other occu-
pants were unharmed save the great fright
they eXnerienced.
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Index to New Advertisement
SECOND PAGE.

Wanted-AgentS
suburban Lots for Sale-George II. Parks.
Enthusiastically
Wauted-COal Miners
Thermometers Ewing Bros.
K. Of T. Funeral Notice.
NOtice-The Dollar Savings Bank.
CaTbOlCrySlal-R. h. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
To Grocery Dealers-GcO. :, Feeny.
LOSt-NOte Book.
Religious Notices.
List of Letters
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Notice 70 Our Patrons.

We have received some beautiful en-
bossed flower and dove cards, which We
will present to our friends to-day. Come
and get one. j. W. ANuCK,
Boots and Shoes,
l143 Main Street.
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The RntcSnr,s RaII.

The ball of the butchers of Fulton, set
for the 18th inst, has been changed to
Fishers Hall, instead of Gehringer's. A
motor train will leave the City Hall at
1890 p, M, and returning will leave
Fulton at 3 p. m, thus aifording good
accommodation for Wheelingites who may
desire TO attend.
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Sweet EYangellne.

Reserved seats for RiCe's New Evange-
line" will 90 on sale at Banners this
morning and from all indications they
will 90 off rapidly for all four perform
ances. This is the engagement par-excel-
lence of the season in Wheeling theatrical
circles, and will undoubtedly be one of the
most successful in every particular that
the city has ever seen. 1t is useless to at
tempt a description of the piece in short
space. 1t is one of the finest spectacular
productions ever put on the stage, the
marches, ballets, etc, as well as all the
pricipal people, being away up in G. The
scenery is fine, and in fact everything Is
on a scale of magnificence never before
seen in Wheeling.
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Fish Biting Early In the Season.

On last Monday the REGISTER contained
an item stating that the Laughlin Nail
Works at Martins Ferry, had during the
previous week cut 1,O4s kegs of nails.
The error would of course seem ludicerous
to those who know that number OF nails
represents small days work for such a
factory, but our worthy contemporaries, the
IRtelligeRecr and Ohio Valley Necs, seem to
be among the ignorant ones, and bolted,
the item error and all, the latter reprOduc-
ing it as original matter on Thursday and
the former copying it again yesterday.
The fact is it should have been 10,04S
kegs, and the error was purpOsely made
by the REGISTER. 1t served its purposs
admirably.
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Mems Finest kanreroo SHOES.

Are the hghtest and most stylish shoe
made. Stacy, Adams 4 c. s make Of above
shoes, are the highest and easiest shoes in
the market Oil dressing for them is given
with each pair of shoes purchased. Call
and see them. ]. W. ASIICK,
1143 Main Street.
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Our mems f1ne genuine calf shoes at s.. 90
and $3.50 are cheap at 50 cents pair
more money.
STONE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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A Neat New Trick.

A new swindle is being practiced on
farmers. Two rOgues watch the papers,
and when a farmer publishes an estray no.
tice No. calls to look at the animal. OF
course, on application, the unsuspecting
farmer shows the beast and the fellow de-
cides it is not his; then he returns to his
partner and describes it infinitely TO hiIl.
No. . goes to the farmer, and after proving
by thorough description that he is the
owner of the animal, says he cannot take
it away and offers to sell it at a bargain.
The farmer buys it and in few days the
rightiul owner comes and claims the ani-
NAL
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Ten mile Straightaway race at the Al,
hambra Rink, Saturday night, April 9th
between Eugene Hanke and James De.
laney. Delaney 10 receive one lap start.
Race 10 he called ut o'clock.
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Mbeelin9 &9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: Z a. m, 10;
a. m, %; II M, Is; 3 p. H., Il; p.
~, %. Weather, clear.
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DIR. :. NJ. sloeum, No. 90 Sixteenth Street.
Exclusive attention 10 diseases of the
Eye, Ear and Throat Office hours from 9
a. m. to .. p. m.
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We will give to every purchaser a fancy
Easter Card. Call at l04S Main Street.
los. HAsENAUER
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Another Vacancy.

Another Vacancy.
Mr.. C. H. Odbert has rendered his resig-
nation as a member of the Board OF Public
Works, preparatory to removing perma-
nently from the city. Mr. Colbert contem-
plates locating at Wichita, Kansas.
"RspubIican V. Democratic Policy"
To The Editor Of the Register
SIR: Kindly insert the following:
To Up. B. P::"-
Huh?
J. W. SCHULTZ,
roroDar Ohio Cnunty
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A LADY Injured.

Yesterday afternoon as Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter linn and their daughter, Miss Mat
tie, were returning from the funeral Of
Mrs. Major Loring, in one of Asmus'
hacks, the horses became frightened when
on top of Fulton Hill and behaved 50 bad
IL that the driver could not manage them.
Things looked very serious for awhile, and
during the excitement Miss Matte jumped
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Should Take a Walk,

The gang of Pittsburgh sports, crooks
and confidence which has struck the town
during the past few days, had better take
a walk. 1t may save them trouble.
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The Monthly balances.

The Council Committee on Accounts met
at the Office of the City Clerk at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, aud audited
the accounts of the Clerk and Receiver.
The balances were rs follows:
Ten cent levy
General l29 IS
Contingent fund 90 "
The committeeman are OF the opinion
that when they have to leave their private
business, to meet in the day time, they
ought to have some compensation. Here
after the committee will meet in the even
ing.
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To Advertise,

SEE G. S. Feeny's advertisement giving
a handsome gold watch.
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Look For the Bir Sho.

You can save money by buying your
Boots and Shoes from JOS. Hasenauer.
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Notice.

SEE G.. s. Feeny's advertisement giving
q handsome gold watch.
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positively last day Bohemian glss:
blowers, admission ten cents
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Innk Enr the Rig Shna

Our ladies' fine flexible kid button at
ST. ~, $2.25 and 81. so beat the world.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Ladies' Button, Lace and Cater Shoes
$1OO.
jos. HAsESAUER,
No 104S Main Street.
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Positively last day Bohemian glass
blowers, admission ten cents
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Religious 1Otires.


DIsCIPLES' CHURCH CENTRE WHEEL
- ing) Preaching tomorrow at 1890 q. IN.
and 73O p. IN. by the pastor Elder n. l.. Atwood.
Morning subject: THE Sabbath Day" evening
subject, The Lords Day Seats free. Sunday
school at go a. IN. Mission school on LaBelle
street at $50 p. m.
THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv. D..
II A. Cunningham. b. D., pastor, will preach
at 1890 a. IN. and at 80 p. m. Sabbath school
at va. m. Mission School al 30 p. m, Eight
zenith, above Jacob street
NORTH STREET NJ. f. CHURCH-REY. NJ
~ +. Dryden, pastor. Services tomorrow at
1890 a. IN. aud 20 p. IN. Morning subject: The
Empty Sepulchre' In the evening Will be held
special Easter service by the congregation and
Sabbath school. Sunday school at ? p. III. Young
TTited. ' - y = " ''''
TINTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv.
- }. 1. Mcclure, ID. d., pastor. Services to-
morrow al 1890 a. IN. and 80 p. IN. Sabbath
school at 2 p. In.
TANE STREET ". f. CHURCH - REV J.
II Henry Hess, pastor. Services tomorrow at
1890 a. m, subject, Christ not Peter the Rock
on which we build There will he q special
Easter service by the Sabbath school at 30 p.
m. Sabbath school at p. III. Young People
meeting, Monday at go ?. IN. All are invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv.
- VIM. II. Cooke, ID. D., pastor Services at
lOsjO u. ana ID. SaDDAlh SenOOl al n.
m Saturday afternoon service at O'Clock. All
are welcome.
THAPLINE STREET NJ f. CHURCH-REy.
- J. Dillon, pastor, will preach az 1870 a. m.
and 80 p. N. sunday school al 2 p. IN. A cor.
dial welcome 10 all.
LNIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTH.
II eTan ChuTeh-Rev. F. II. DOrnbIaser, pastor
Communion services will be held tomorrow at
1870 a. m. and 80 D. m. Children will be bap-
tiled and new members received Al the morning
service. Sermon in the evening by the pastor
Sunday school at p. N. Young peoples meeting
after the evening service. The church viii be
re0pened TO morrow after renovation recarpet-
ting and the introduction Of a new organ and
pulpit furniture. The Sunday school rooms have
also been repspered and rematted and received
a new organ. The public is cordially invited
No special appeal for money will Be made.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EIGHTH
l. wand, Rev. L. W. Barr, pastor Regular
services tomorrow at 1890 e. m. and 10 D. m,
COmmemorstion OF the Lord's Supper in coiinec-
ton with the morning service. Sabbath School
al p. m All are welcome.
LN0URTH STREET NJ E CHURCH-REy. r.
IL F. Randolph, D. D., pastor. Special Easter
services tomorrow. The music and sermons will
be appropriate to the day. All are cordially in
yited.
CT IUKE's CHURCH-REv. J. GIBSON
y Can't, B. D., rector. Services Tomorrow at
l0;O q m and 80 p. m Children's service ct
D m Seats free
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At the Grand Opera House.

At the Grand Opera House last night
"Nobody's Child" had fair house. The
realistic rain storm at the close of the last
act draws forth great merited applause at
every performance, Mr.. c. V. Morton as
Rusty Snap, the lawyer" with his comic
songs and eccentricities keeps the audi
ence laughing during the whole time he is
on the stage Miss Francesca Filby as
Lucy TregarvOn, takes the part well
and deserves special mention. 1t is useless
to mention Mr. Francis Labddie's acting as
every person who has witnessed his imper-
sonatiOn of zoe, the waif, know he is
fitted to the part in every particular. The
piece will he repeated this afternoon and
will be given its last appearance in this
city this season this evening,
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His Honor took the pipe, as matter OF
course, returning his thanks in a neat little
speech. To-day is the last day for the en-
tertainment. The prettiest baby will re-
ceive very handsome prize this afternoon.
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7 IST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the POstOffice Gt Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va, Saturday, April =, lS5s. s.Io
obtain any Of the following. the applicant mus
ask for advertised letters, giving date:
LADIES. 20
Burton, Miss Ollie Odell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Grimes Mis- Nola ShAnklsnd, Miss Ella
Ealish NM LIP Spears Mrs Ella
Miller, Miss ida Taleferro Miss Minnie
GEsILKMEs.
Conoyay Vim. H. McCleIIand, s. L.
Crebbs, Henry Mcintosh, Reuben
Currie, John A.. n D., Nelson, ElWood
Baker Sam Nolan. 10
Began. John o'DonnelL J.
Byard. A. Patterson, Joseph
Dent, J. Harvey Sim, }. 3.
Hayerston, B. K Sterrett yos
Hes, Jasper y. Trump, ruler
McClemon, Nelson
FOREIGN.
schupmehl, Miss Mary ~.
FIRNs
Citizens Bank.
ROBERT SIMPSON, p. n.
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CT. IUKEs CHURCH-REy. J. GIBSON
- CAN'T, B. D., rector Services tomorrow at
l0;0 q. m and 80 p. m Children's service Gt 4
D m Seats free